Monstera standleyana 4" slideshow Up to six leaves develop

Up to six leaves develop in a tuft at the tip of a shoot and from one to a large number of flowers are arranged along an unbranched flowering stem

An excellent substitute for the Japanese maple in harsh climate conditions

Great focal point as an annual for a shade container

Aronia berries can be eaten fresh

Species can vary

Monstera standleyana 4" slideshow Up to six leaves developMonstera standleyana is one of the most extraordinary looking climbers with elongated, glossy dark green leaves. The deep green leaves can have speckles, splashes and bands of pure white on them. These plants are aroids which means they have a cascading habit or can be trained on a totem. Monstera standleyana is a slow growing plant. Light: very bright light partial shade Watering: water well and allow to dry down 10 20% Filtered or distilled water is